>> josh jacob is a new mayor in town. >> raiders win in london. 24-21. afterwards john gruden was fired up. >> let's all start dancing. >> i am 56 years old. that's the most fun i ever had tonight, man. >> i am so proud of ya. you had no idea. we have been through a roller coaster already. what you proved today, you can beat anybody anywhere on any time zone. [ applause ] >> we are going to have a great fly home. we had some injuries. i want everybody to have a great bi-week. you have a whole week off. >> have you ever been given a whole week off and you respond like that?

>> absolutely. >> harbaugh used to set it up three weeks in advance. if you win this game, you will get another day off. if you win two games, you will get three more days off. a lot of times we won 3-0. >> how impressive was that win over the bears in london? >> very impressive. and especially knowing what they go through. your body clock and you're playing spla playing 6:00 a.m. or 7:00 a.m. american time. to fight off the field and going into the bi-week two and three, it is a heck of accomplishment. >> i think i am starting to buy the raiders. once you start to win as an organization as a young football team. stepping in that building is different. i believe they continue to put a couple more at wins in a row. it may be a playoffs team. >> we'll take a break. when we come back, devonte's top

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time toll g get ready for greatness. delivered with on the rival service, get ready for greatness for joseph a. bank. seattle already lost. the rams have lost twice. arizona only won once. is san francisco at this early stage, the team to beat in the nfc west? >> i would say seattle is the team to beat. when you have russell wilson, they have tremendous veterans football team. you have pete carroll and that team behind.

>> 49ers are two and they'll play each other twice. going into it right now as it stands, i would say seattle. >> by the way, you have done a game at levi's already. >> it is nowhere near seattle. they pump sound into that stadium. >> they had crazy fans there from 3 hours before the game. it is a different atmosphere. le levi's, they're trying to get there. >> devonte's top five. s the best team in the nfl starting at number 5. you are going with a little home pick. 3-0, 49ers. >> i picked them over the bills. similar team and defense. and category on defense side of the football. they're running the football. they cut down on turnovers and take care of business in the red zone. i believe they'll remain in the top five. number four, you have the chiefs. they lost tonight on sunday

night football to the colts. >> very good football team. make it rain from four all the way up to one. mahomes and the speed on offense. defense is lincoln though. they can't stop the run, their secondary given up a lot of big plays and penalties. they're dangerous football team. >> number three, green bay packers. a big win today against the cowboys in dallas. they continue to run the football and play lights out defense. i believe they'll be deep. >> number two is the new orleans saints. defeated the bucs today. the saints are 4-1. >> they're getting it done without drew brees. defense is making a lot of big plays for this football team. offense is just icing on the cake. >> teddy bridgewater is making i himself a lot of money here.

>> number one, the patriots. they beat a team today that have not won the redskins. >> all they care about is football and you have bill belichick, day in and day out, i don't see anybody beating this football team. i expect this team to win the championship again this year. >> one key for the 49ers, what do they got to do to beat mayfield? >> they have to run the football. they'll come out and run the football, 25 or 30 times and get turnovers. >> have fun. if you are out at the ballpark, come say hi. thanks for watching "xfinity tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores.

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good evening everyone, i am terry mcsweeney. >> we begin with breaking news. fast moving wildfires burn close to home. serg sergio quintana is live. >> reporter: those flames were being pushed along by afternoon winds. a lot of that has basically c m calmed down this evening. fire crews are actually starting to pack up a whole lot of their equipment.

those flames are calm because the winds have calmed. residents tell me they were shocked by how fast the fires rush towards their home. >> reporter: this video is shot by chris enrieqes. witnesses say it quickly spread from a small area the open space. cal fire estimates 500 acres were burned. people could see the massive plume of smoke across the area. >> i saw the smoke all the way from richmond when i stopped by my mom's house. when i come out here, oh, it must be close to my home. >> the paradise fire, it brought back a lot of memories. scary to have it so close to home but looks like it is getting contained which is nice. >> reporter: an evacuation advisory was issued.

it was lifted around sunset and all roads in the area were opened. most fire crews were wrapped up here. there were still unseen mopping um some of the hot spots and they'll be here to the rest of the night. >> now we just got an update on the fire. it is 526 acres, 30% contained. as i mentioned, there are going to be some crews that are going to stay out here to keep an eye on a few hot spots. nbc bay area news. thank you so much. let's check in with our meteorologist rob mayeda. the red flag warning for parts of the bay area is over but not so long. >> we may see a break before it is likely a stronger and longer lasting wind event setting up for wednesday. we have a fire weather watch up not just for the north bay this time but for the east bay hills and diablo. statewide you can see an elevated risk of power

management issues for all of northern california. you can see the sierra to the north coast and the central coast. these are impacts that could start as early as wednesday night and take us into thursday. this time not only we are dealing with high fire danger but the potential is there for high wind to watch as the mountains are gusting of 50 miles per hour. i will have a closer look hour by hour when we expect the strongest winds to arrive coming up in 12 minutes. thanks very much. power is up and running for pg&e customers. pg&e warned people yesterday their power could be shut off because of high fire danger. well, about 12,000 customers did not have power when they woke up this morning. the power had been restored. everyone around 4:00 this afternoon. people in solano county learned practical ways to prepa

prepare for fires. christie smith reports. >> 2017 i left when it is voluntary evacuation. >> reporter: you can see the hills from her property. she's trying to take more steps to protect her home from this wildfires. >> it is really dry. how do we keep anything coming through from getting up to the house. >> reporter: the green valley highland areas had sill side homes with large lots. >> some of the questions she had about how to best reduce fire risks in areas like this and even about evacuation route were addressed today by first responders. >> the hillside to the west, that was two years ago. >> reporter: including action plans. moneta monitoring social media and carjacking families and setting up a safe town.

>> to prevent in the event of a catastrophic wildfire. >> i don't think i was prepared. >> reporter: mary beth says if there is a next time, she will be prepared. >> what to do with the trees and what to do and make sure there is no dead debris. >> reporter: in solano county, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> you can get weather alert on the go. make sure you download our app. you can get weather forecast right on your smartphone and it is free. new details on a shooting near de anza college. people running away and three teenager ws were shot. a school officer identified the 17-year-old who was involved in a car burglary right before that shooting. after searching his home. police found one of the handguns used in the shooting. one of the victims are still hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

the west contra costa school district is restricting students' attendance. chp officers responded to reports of a young woman walking on highway 101 around 5:00 this morning. officers discovered the 17-year-old had been driving a pickup truck and hit a tree earlier. inside that truck was the body of a 21-year-old womrom river bank. the passenger seat, the teenager driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. the name os of the suspect and e victim have not yet been released. a man confronted two men who were spraying gang related graffiti. one of those men pulled a gun, the suspect spotted hiding in some brush along the highway where the drone came in handy. the 18-year-old was arrested. officers are still trying to

track down the second suspect and that gun. new tonight, a tense situation brewing on the border of turkey and northern syria. a brief statement indicates that turkey was about to invade syria and take custody of isis. this is a long operation, u.s. force will not support and be involved in the operation there. new information of the fast developing inquiry against president trump. a second whistleblower has come forward with information about the president's call with ukraine. the call that set off the echves that led to the inquiry. nbc has the latest from washington. >> reporter: a second whistleblower came forward of information president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine. >> everyday we have received

corroboration of the allegation that's now more than that and evidence to support the fact that the president extorted a foreign leader. >> talk with others about it afterwards and that led to the complaint which led to an impeachment inquiry. >> one of our concerns have been firsthand knowledge is the whistleblower of everything he accused was second and third hand knowledge. >> republicans dismissed the second whistleblower. >> we are all sort of firsthand sources now that we have all seen the transcript. >> the call was perfect and appropriate but text messages released by house democrats suggest the call was an effort by the trump administration to pressure ukraine. >> the whistleblower's complaint had been corroborated in the public domain every step of the way. >> the second whistleblower is

not filing a celebrate complain but is still protected by law. craig boswell, nbc news, washington. the white house released a statement late today saying does not matter how many people call themselves whistleblower of the same phone call. the president has done nothing wrong. they're back. the unmistakable aurora of the blue angels beginning of fleet week. >> blue angels seen flying over international, san francisco expects over a million people to show up for fleet week to check out all the events free to public including tours of the military ships. s the all free. >> reporter: police are asking everyone to attend, please do your part and stay safe and report any suspicious activities. new details of the antonio brown saga. his legal team are seeking roughly $40 million of unpaid

salary fines and voided guarantees that's after the raiders and the patriots released and following numerous issues on and off the field. that case won't be heard until springtime. after losing the raiders to las vegas, could the oakland a's be next. rob manfredi is sending a strong warning to oakland leaders. she's threatening the city saying the team could go to las vegas. the team negotiated an $85 million deal to purchase half of the coliseum land from the county. the city council filed a lawsuit to stop that sale. the mayor says they want to come up with a plan that appeals to everyone. still ahead, unbelievable video showing a man struck by lightning while he was out on a walk. good samaritan describes what they noticed and they rushed over to help. the u.s. diplomat's whiife is

accused of a deadly crash in the u.k. but authorities say they can't arrest her. the reasons why, coming up. clear skies and a warm evening around the bay area. still almost 70s in san francisco after a high of 83. i will let you know if you can expect another hot day tomorrow and more wind in the forecast when we come right back.

a man struck by lightning while walking his dog. it is all caught on camera. it happens in the suburbs, north of houston, texas. you see the man strolling with his three dogs when lightning strikes and knocks him forward. witnesses say they saw bolts of lightning hitting the man. you can see the sparks coming from his feet and shoes and socks blown off his feet. good smamaritan rushed to the mn

and for cpr. volunteers are still searching for his dog. a wife of an american diplomat left britain after she was involved in a crash there that killed a motorcyclist. erin mclaughlin spoke with the family's victim. the 19-year-old. >> the family is absolutely devastated. according to police, the suspect is a 42-year-old american woman and wife of a u.s. diplomat. she was questioned by police. she raised the issue of diplomatic community. we sat down down with the parns. an emotional interview, they

tell me they are heartbroken and want justice. >> i think she needs to come back. you know face justice in the court. >> she's got to pay for what she's done to us. we have done nothing -- a family is broken. >> reporter: diplomatic community would no longer apply to the suspect. u.s. officials declined the waiver. spokesperson confirmed the woman and her family have left the country adding any questions or a waiver of immunity regarding to the diplomat and family members overseas or a case like this to seek careful attention at senior level. erin mclaughlin, nbc news. stanford university is making visible name change. the main pedestrian in bicycle malice being renamed jane

stanford way. jane stanford is the university's cofounder. the name change goes into effect tomorrow. in silicon valley, we'll take a look at some start ups who's trying to disrupt their industry. you saw sunday night football here. tomorrow is monday night football out of levi's stadium. it is going to be in the upper 80s for kickoff at 5:00. we'll let you know how hot it will be around the bay area and our next round of gusty winds when we come right back. ♪

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>> jonathan bloom takes us behind the scenes. >> this is the highest honor for an entrepreneur. >> i am catching the golden opportunity. my linked in is brewing right now. >> get an introduction and coverages that we are interested in. >> sometimes the name says it all. start ups are usually trying to disrupt an older way of doing things of something new and high-tech. if you want to know where to find this, you can find a lot of it right here on start-up alley. >> guys, we brought will smith to disrupt! [ applause ] >> yeah! >> the celebrities on stage disrupted the afternoon to talk about digital humans like will smith's younger self in "gemini

man." >> outside it was a frenzy and networking and demos. >> a product to solve any problems. disrupting some of the world's oldest industry. >> the second oldest business in the world. you can guess what the first oldest is. >> tracking hundreds of highs with pencils and papers, there had to be a better way. bar code gps and an app that designs to work with gloves and a face mask. >> we understand understanding what they're trying to do. >> do you get stunned? >> a couple of times. >> you get used to it? >> no. >> these things are nothing compare to a stampede of angry cattle. >> last year's start up battlefield for latin america says it illuminated the arduous process of weighing those big

animals. >> we need to take it to the corral. they could injure and lose weight. it is stressful. it takes the whole day. >> maybe you rather deal with plants. it is really horrible work. >> that's why they invented a robot to do it. >> strawberries are one of the hardest crops to pick. you have to select the right fruit and you have to be delicate. >> they are addressing a labor shortage taking care of the 20% of strawberries that don't get picked because there are not enough workers. >> we use berries that are partially green. >> plants are not just for eating. >> we make our skin care products from plants. >> cosmetic business with vegan skin care. >> skin care today is make with

colegan. >> they say it is greener and 70% less carbon. it is beauty product. >> never mind the plans ats and animals, dealing with people can be the toughest most of all. >> not spending the time to praise and think. >> the phone is technically, the iphone, i turned it into the wii phone. >> both partners answer question and the app figures out where the problems are and it offers suggestions. >> one of the biggest ways to get your partner back on track is give a gift. >> i am going to click flower and roses. >> sometimes you need to hear someone's voice. in a place like this. good luck with that. >> unless you have ear buds. >> and they can translate

between 60 languages. >> nice to meet you. >> did you look at some of these stuff and think i could have come up with that. >> um, maybe not what we just saw. >> the cow weigh estimation -- >> that's pretty cool. >> and the translator. you got to respond though. >> that's true. yeah, really. >> well, uh-you got some crazy weather coming our way. a short duration. right now we got a warm evening. this is a pleasant part of an offshore of wind pattern of a nice, warm evening around the bay area fire danger. it is less than it was to start the day. >> san francisco still kind of warm outside. how about that? 69 degrees after a high of 83. san jose, similar conditions right now, temperatures in the upper 60s after a high of 86 and you can see here with the warm

temperatures and the sea breeze that's not too strong just yet. in land east bay and the santa clara valley. tuesday we won't have that problem as the winds start to pick up and we get better air quality. for the moment it is still warm outside. 70s around san mateo. half-moon bay, 67 degrees. the winds is less than what we have. you see the sunset outside? we have these mid and high level clouds coming up, upper level system here offshore that's bringing in those cumulus clouds. we are not getting any rain drops out of this but would be nice if we could. for the morning, skies are clear. should be a cool start, 40s to 50s closer to the bay. photos, we are still seeing temperatures in the 60s. we have one more of a little bit

of a hot day in our valley tomorrow. 90 degrees around morgan hill and livermore. trending cooler late day in san francisco. upper 70s in the forecast. temperatures more or less from change today. fast forward to tuesday, 60s and 70s bay side. 80s in land. we'll see gradual cool temperatures by midweek. a stronger offshore wind event takes hold on wednesday and thursday as you will see what these wind speeds. look how these start to throttle as we get into wednesday evening and thursday morning. it is not just the north bay, it is the east bay hills, santa cruz mountains. we'll see a better chance of stronger and gusty winds on thursday. a weak system tries to get through that ridge. it does not look like it is going to bring us any showers. just windy conditions for next weekend.

the next week is the big one. we are seeing gusts for 45 miles per hour. we could see gusts for 35 miles per hour and even san jose and san francisco. red flag warnings unfortunately with that set up may last for a day and a half. that's something to watch. we are looking for a longer duration event. stronger winds and bigger impact across all. >> rob, thank you very much. >> picture-esque scene. hundreds of balloons, a new threat is looming. we'll explain, next. >> mornings are more than just waking up. heading to work or getting your kids out the door. nbc bay area today in the bay investigates the stories that can change your morning. whether you need an alternate route to avoid trouble or you want the bay area's most accurate weather forecast. we'll help you prepare for the unknowns. our problem is to make your morning easier, get up, get

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picture this, 600 hot air balloons in the sky. >> that is a nice story. now, it is unauthorized drones, teams teaming up with companies to keep companies safe.

>> reporter: balloon fiesta. what's also above is a major safety concern. drones. >> it can cause a big fall. >> reporter: a danger to the balloons and spectators below. >> we have 1300 footer. >> reporter: on the front line, albuquerque's officer, his mission hunting for drone pilots violating the four miles restricted radius around the festival. >> they're using it as a weapon and most people would not know that. >> reporter: for the second year in a row, his unit has some high-tech help partnering with the company called areal arms. >> as drones get morepopular, we'll see an increase and a need for this type of service. >> reporter: it is placed around

the event and software alerting the instant drone activate and pinpointing the pilot's location. it could face a 30,000 fine from the faa and risk criminal prosecution. drones proven the potential for disruption and terror citing the runway led to hundred of flights cancelled. drones were loaded with explosives and blew up in the sky over venezuela's president. >> reporter: within minutes with the balloon fiesta opening -- >> we are trying to get over there. >> reporter: how are you doing sir? track the pilots minutes from the park. what's happening is nick found a drone operator who appeared to turn on his drone and quickly turned it off and apparently getting the warning. the pilot did the right thing. he spoke to us off camera. >> it was enough to scare me

just seeing it and them rolling into cruisers. >> reporter: a high-tech deterrent for an increasingly high-tech problem allowing police to take a human approach to enforcement. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news, albuquerque, mexico. >> coming up, we'll break it all down and explain how it will impact you. the amazon rain forest is burn. the new message from the pontiff himself. what he says about the devastating fire.

the supreme court is back in session tomorrow. the justices are facing hot butten issu button on gay rights and immigration. >> reporter: the supreme court will decide what to become of dacas. >> the dreamers, reunited.

>> reporter: the obama's program lets children to stay in the u.s. if they were under 16 when their parents brought them here. it covers 700,000 young people, a college student who came here as a young girl with her mother from boliva. >> daca changed my life and you know i have a social security number and the ability to work. i have the ability to contribute and pay taxes. >> reporter: president trump tried to shut daca down b but lower courts blocked the move. he lost his county job in georgia after joining a gay softball league. >> i was fired from being gay, i lost everything. i lost my livelihood and my source of income and my medical insurance. >> reporter: the question, does the civil rights law banned sex discrimination applies to sexual

orientation. the court will decide whether state could block affiliates in schools whether issuing on first ruling of gun rights or whether to approve new restrictions on the right of access to abortion. if the court may take up a battle on how the electoral colleges supposed to work which how america chooses its president. justice ginsburg after a battle with pancreatic cancer. >> you have to take it year by year and i know i am okay. i was okay this last term and i expect to be okay next term. >> reporter: justice ginsburg says she intends to serve as long as she can deliver full steam at the job. pete williams. today pope francis talks

about the opening mass and hundreds of cardinals and bishops were there. francis urged them to shake up for the status quo and do more to care for the rain forest and the indigenous tribe were also today. coming up, use your phone for a lot of things, could those apps be putting your information at risk? we'll explain that.

the apps on your phone can access your number and e-mail address and your precise location. what happens when that data goes beyond the app you signed up for to third party company. vickie nguyen reports on how some of your apps are collecting personal data and tracking your every move. >> reporter: your smartphone is constantly in action even when you are not using it. the app on your phone can access your number and e-mail address

and precise location tracking information about you to build a profile. what was when that data goes beyond the app you signed up for to third party tracking company? >> your phone is sending this extra data to these people that you don't know exist. >> reporter: patrick jackson is the chief technology officer for disconnect. he shows us all the data shared by the app on my phone. the nordstrom rack, third party learned a lot about me. >> you have at&t? >> i do. >> you have an iphone 8. >> i didn't enter any of that information anywhere. >> reporter: there is more, my gender and my realtime location all given to companies i have never heard of. >> this is actually a location close to where i live. >> so this is probably at some point when i am going some where not realizing i am being tracked. not only do they want to suck up your information in the digital

world, they're using that to track you in the physical world as well. >> my app gave out information on my location. it sent my phone's information to five different companies. >> reporter: door dash told nbc news it shares customer data to prevent fraud and improve service, it does not sell customer data and ban third parties from sell thing that da. door dash is not responsible for the privacy practices of third parties. nordstrom did not respond for our request for a comment. the group lobbies for more to protect your data. >> can consumers do anything to fight back with these trackers? >> yes, so you know the app you are installing. >> reporter: if they are collecting our phone numbers,

could it be used for robocalls or spam? >> once that information is out there. it is lightly regulated and the company can do almost anything with it. >> reporter: the only way to control what happens with your information is to limit what you share. >> sometimes consumers think it is too late, i have put information out there and what can i do now, why does it matter? collection information, they need more of it. >> vickie nguyen reporting. >> i used to hang out here. rob mayeda talking about some danger coming this week. >> yes, the the nice thing is the winds are backup tonight. we just got a nice warm evening around the bay area and don't need a jacket if you are around san francisco or san jose outside right now. we are still in the upper 60s and even a couple of low 70s. concord and san mateo, 70 degrees. half-moon bay, 68 in san jose.

as the wind continues to decrease, that's the good news as we can see. see these winds subside. that's good news. especially around the north bay. we had wind speeds up to 35 miles per hour. less winds but still plenty more warming at least for one more day tomorrow. morning temperatures, 40s and 50s. we'll see high temperatures tomorrow raging from the upper 80s around san jose. just a slight hint of cooling along the media coast. notice the high temperatures by tuesday. winds turning strongly on shore. some low 80s in land. bigger concerns by midweek as we see another offshore wind event setting off with stronger winds and likely lasting for about 36 hours. longer duration event, we are about to see bigger impacts in terms of the fire weather watch

which by this point by wednesday will be red flag warnings. this week, we had gusty winds across the north bay. we are thinking what's going to happen by the time we get into wednesday night and thursday morning, gusting 30 miles per hour. before those wind speeds start to ease heading into thursday afternoon. so that system moves out. we'll watch one more for the weekend. as this is the case this time of the year, looks more like a wind event for us as we head towards next week and we see this at the start of october. don't bring us rain but they set up quite a bit of winds. we'll watch the winds on the increase again. as you see tomorrow we'll be the warmest day of the week. wind gusts could get quite strong where we could see wind advisories of a high winds watch. we could see gusty winds on

wednesday night and early thursday. >> firefighters definitely going to be watching that one. >> they'll be on watch for most of that forecast. rob, something may be going on with the oakland raiders. something few predicted and raiders fans are loving. the team is winning. >> the raiders continue their six-week stretch without a game in oakland by kicking off if against the bears. from the first time trading kahlil mac. >> josh jacob gets the toss. raiders lead 7-0. you can see the raiders did a nice job taking khalil mack.

chase daniels under pressure and he's taken down the sack by maurice hurst. daniel with the play going up top from alan robinson and hauls it in for the score. bears take the lead, 21-17. ra eric harris takes the top snap. >> they reviewed this. harris was ruled down. looks like he he did not catch the ball until he hits the ground. jacob goes up and over for the go ahead touchdown. raiders are back in front, 24-21. who says men can't fly.

in he overthrows his receivers and picked up by gary connolly. the raiders win. afterwards, this was john gruden in the locker room. >> i don't have a disco but let's all start dancing. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> i am 56 years old. that's the most fun i had tonight. so proud of ya! y'all had no idea. we have been through a roller coaster already. what you prove today is you can beat anybody anywhere on any time zone! [ applause ] >> we'll have a great fly home. we had some injuries. i want everybody to have a great bi week. >> off whole week off! [ applause ] 49ers wrapped up with the browns at levi's stadium. here is head coach kyle shanahan

on the chance for his team to start 4-0. >> nfl is hard. more talented than most of the teams -- we won the first three games. there is a long way to go in the season. it does not do good for me starting 3-0. we knew it will take some time. we expected the first year to go a little bit how it did. and not exactly how it is. we knew the second year would be tough, too. that's how we expected it and we expected to be more competitive in year three. we feel like we are where we are and being competitive does not mean anything. you got to play football and it is going to be tough on monday. >> 49ers have 48 wins, tied with the steelers for most in nfl history. >> that'll do it for sports.

i am dave feldman. some movie goers got a special price in l.a. the joker himself showed up. i am not kidding. he met his fans before the movie. >> alamo draft house in l.a., joaquin phoenix stopped by several screening to meet fans. that's pretty cool. he was dressed in a gray hoodie and took a few photos and talked about his iconic dance moves in the movie. the mew sovie set a record for debut in october. the biggest october debut. >> it made a lot of money. paramedics in san franciscos are in some high stakes and circumstances. they also take time to have a little fun and even in the most troubled spots in the entire city. >> this is the paramedics finding the moment to dance and laugh and dance. his partner caught it all on camera. those paramedics are part of the fire department. having a good time. there is nothing wrong with

that. >> got some good moves. it is one of the most dangerous intersections in the city of san francisco and there they go and they're having a good time. a little joy to the area. >> yeah. >> very good. >> we are talking about a beautiful night if you are thinking of going for a stroll. >> nice and warm. we got one more warm day tomorrow. san jose, 88 degrees. 49ers, monday night football. mid-80s. warm temperatures and we'll see winds picking up. >> thanks very much for watching. we are back in one hour, at 11:00. do join us, thanks!

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